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The European Central Bank (ECB) is mulling the use of negative interest rates – which decrease the value of money – as it rolls out its central bank digital currency (CBDC). Digital Euro [...]

Over 100 of the world's governments are planning to push central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank may have given them the perfect opportunity to [...]

Article III Project's (A3P) Mike Davis called for the dissolution of Google's monopoly on online advertising as it is the linchpin of Big Tech's bigger monopoly. [...]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) purchased the cell phone data of 55 million Americans to track their whereabouts during the height of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdowns. [...]

The Village Super Market of New York, also known as Fairway grocers, affixed a sign to the doorway of its business recently that notifies customers about a new facial recognition scheme being [...]

No longer are actual human doctors making personalized decisions in patient care for elderly people on Medicare. Instead, artificial intelligence (AI) robots are deciding who lives and who dies. [...]

Thats always a fun time, right? >> now, glitch, glitch, glitch. >> okay, winston is here right now with a bunch of tech news as well as what we have coming up a little later on. lets start, first of all, talking about vine. >> twitters vine app is making youtube feel so six seconds ago. >> are you a viner? >> im not a viner, but i know all about it. >> that was a close one. >> vine started in 2012. instead of instagram where its like a feed of just still photos back in the day, vine was short vi...

Chinese state-sponsored hackers have struck corporations in the United States in a new wave of more sophisticated cyberattacks. Researchers and analysts from the Mandiant division of Google have [...]

The payouts make no sense in a city and state that never enslaved black people. the hoover institution puts the total cost as to each nonblack family in the city at $600,000 each. a final committee report due in june. joining me to discuss is the vice chair of the african-american reparations advisory committee. thank you for being here. how do you -- okay, we dont have her. we to have her, we dont, i hope youre there. how are you? there she is. a little technical glitch. how do you distinguish ...

Author and former Rolling Stone contributing editor Matt Taibbi is on a roll in breaking down the contents of the Twitter Files, which show that Stanford University is pushing Big Tech to censor [...]